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build [bɪld](verb: preterite, past participle built)1. noun( = physique) corpulence f• it's a good start, something to build on c'est une base solide sur laquelle on peut bâtir[+ room, annex] ajouter (to à)► build up[business connection] se développer ; [tension, pressure, excitement] montera. [+ reputation] bâtir ; [+ business] monter ; [+ production, forces, tension, excitement] augmenterb. ( = make stronger) donner des forces à* * *[bɪld] 1.noun carrure f2.transitive verb (prét, pp built)1) ( construct) construire [factory, city, railway]; édifier [church, monument]2) ( assemble) construire [engine, ship]3) Computing créer [software, interface]4) ( establish) bâtir [career, future]; établir [relations, relationship]; fonder [empire]; créer [prosperity]; former [team]5) Games former [sequence, set, word]3.intransitive verb (prét, pp built)1) ( construct) construire2) fig ( use as a foundation)to build on — tirer parti de [popularity, success]; se développer à partir de [base]
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(a) (dwelling) bâtir, construire; (temple) bâtir, édifier; (bridge, machine, ship) construire; (nest) faire, bâtir;∎ houses are being built des maisons sont en construction;∎ we are planning to build a new garage nous avons l'intention de faire construire un nouveau garage;∎ we're building an extension on the house nous agrandissons la maison;∎ figurative to build castles in the air bâtir des châteaux en Espagne;∎ Marketing to build a brand créer une marque∎ to build one's hopes on sth fonder ses espoirs sur qch(a) (construct) bâtir;∎ developers are planning to build on the land les promoteurs envisagent de construire ou bâtir sur le terrain;∎ figurative to build on sand bâtir sur le sable;∎ figurative his success is built on hard work sa réussite repose sur un travail acharné(b) (increase) augmenter, monter;∎ excitement/tension is building l'excitation/la tension augmente ou monte3 nounAnatomy carrure f, charpente f;∎ of strong build solidement bâti ou charpenté;∎ of heavy build de forte corpulence ou taille;∎ of medium build de taille ou corpulence moyenne;∎ a man of slight build un homme fluet;∎ she's about the same build as I am elle est à peu près de ma taille;∎ he has the build of a rugby player il est bâti comme un joueur de rugby(incorporate) intégrer à➲ build onBuilding industry ajouter∎ we need to build on our achievements il faut consolider nos succès➲ build up(a) (develop → business, theory) établir, développer; (→ reputation) établir, bâtir; (→ confidence) donner, redonner; (→ strength) prendre;∎ you need to build up your strength, you need building up vous avez besoin de prendre des forces;∎ he really helped to build up my self-confidence il m'a vraiment aidé à me donner confiance en moi(b) Industry (increase → production) accroître, augmenter; (→ excitement) faire monter, accroître; (→ pressure) accumuler∎ the film wasn't as good as it had been built up to be le film n'était pas aussi bon qu'on le prétendait(a) (business) se développer∎ traffic is building up il commence à y avoir beaucoup de circulation➲ build upon = build on vt insep -
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build-up [ˈbɪldʌp]* * *['bɪldʌp]1) ( increase) accumulation f (of de); (in traffic, pressure) intensification f (of de); (in weapons, stocks) accumulation f (of de); (in tension, excitement) accroissement m (of de); ( of levels) augmentation f (of de)2) ( publicity) [U]to give something a good build-up — faire du battage (colloq) autour de quelque chose
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(a) (increase → in pressure) intensification f; (→ in excitement) montée f; (→ in production) accroissement m; (→ in stock) accumulation f; Military (→ in troops) rassemblement m;∎ nuclear arms build-up accumulation f des armes nucléaires(b) (publicity) campagne f publicitaire (avant le lancement d'un produit);∎ they gave the product a big build-up ils ont fait beaucoup de publicité pour le produit∎ the build-up to the match la période d'avant le match;∎ in the build-up to the election, there will be… pendant la période qui précédera les élections, il y aura… -
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(a) (advertising) publicité f;∎ to give sth a big build-up faire beaucoup de publicité pour qch(b) (of stock) accumulation f -
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nounbuild. perche fxxxbuild. barrettebuild. juchoir mbuild. latte fbuild. perchoir mbuild. poutrebuild. traverse -
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nounbuild. briquetage mbuild. maconnage mbuild. maconnerie fbuild. maçonnage mbuild. maçonnerie fxxxbriquetage m -
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nounbuild. pilier de support mbuild. colonne fbuild. pylône mbuild. pilier m -
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nounbuild. maconnage mbuild. cuiller fbuild. truelle fxxxcuiller f -
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nounpilier mpilule fbuild. appui mtechn. colonne fbuild. pilier mcomprimébuild. pile ftechn. pilier msupport mcontrefort mmât mverbtoucherxxxpilier mcomprimé m -
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nounbuild. agrafage mbuild. agrafe fbuild. rainure f -
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nounbuild. charpente de comble fbuild. charpente fxxxbuild. ferme f -
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nounbuild. poutre de faîte fbuild. poutre de faîtage fbuild. poutre de faite f -
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noungarrot mlistel mmoulure fliste fregistre mindex mcopeau mbuild. moulure fbuild. liste imprimée mbuild. palmarès m -
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nounbuild. pieu mxxxpoteau mpilier mbuild. pilot mbuild. pilotis m -
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nounbuild. façade latérale fxxxbuild. fagade latérale fbuild. panneau latéral m -
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nounpilier mbuild. pilier mbuild. appui mtechn. pilier mbuild. pile ftechn. colonne ftechn. piliertechn. cheminée f
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